Return to the Restrict Editing interface on the right-hand side. There are different options for document protection. Different options for document protection To cancel the format restriction, get into the Restrict Editing interface and click Stop Protection. In this way, when returning to the editing interface and click the text box, we'll find the format changes restricted. Next, click Start Protection to pop up the Protection password dialog. Or else, the selected contents will be deleted. Note that we need to choose No in the dialog. Taking the Balloon Text as an example, select the Ballon Text, click Limit, and click OK to restrict all Balloon Text formats. If you want to make it more accurate, you can select Used in this document at Show, and see the document's styles in the Styles are currently allowed box on the left below. We can restrict formatting to the styles by selecting in the Show drop-down menu in terms of actual demands. In this way, any format changes will not be allowed in this document, while the Format Painter tool is also unable to be used. Next, click Settings to pop up the dialog, where we can set format restrictions for the selected text. Here we check the option titled Limit formatting to a selection of style. I am using Word 2003.When using WPS Writer, we can use the Restrict Editing function to protect the word document.įirst, get into the Review tab and click Restrict Editing to open the Restrict Editing dialog on the right. If anyone can advise how I can get different protection types on different section of the document, or has any other suggestions on how I can prevent a section of a document from being edited, I would be most grateful. I have considered the approach of setting the enabled property of the formfields in section 1 to False, but this also stops a user from selecting the text so they may copy it, and I would like to avoid this if I can.
The fields in the form are legacy Text Form Fields and Checkboxes (rather than the content controls found in Word 2003 and above - this is out of necessity). When section 1 has been completed, a button is pressed which locks that section against any further alterations (read only), leaving section 2 as protected for forms so it can be completed by someone else. My goal is that I have a form in Word that starts off as protected for forms. So far I have not been able to find any suggestion this is even possible, so I am hoping someone either knows how I can achieve this or can be offer a different approach?
I only seem to be able to do one or the other or I can restrict editing (for Filling in Forms) to one section and leave the other section completely unprotected, but this is not what I want. I need to protect the first section of the form for No changes (Read only), whilst keeping the second section restricted to 'Filling in forms'. I have a word document (a form) that contains two sections.
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